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ROFU 2460
Partial Surface Mount Door Strike
ROFU 2460 Rim Mount Strike is a partial surface mount electric strike designed for doors with rim exit devices. Latch and look status monitoring is standard for 2460, and the strike operates at 12~28 VDC/VAC. The strike can be easily reversed between fail-safe and fail-secure.
Technical Specifications:
- Non-handed and fully reversible
- Partial surface mount
- Designed for rim exit devices
- Latch & lock monitoring
- Fail safe / fail secure
- Static strength: 1500 lbs (680 kg)
- Zinc alloy construction in black finish
- Accomodates 11/16" (17 mm) latchbolt
- Endurance testing: 1,000,000 cycles tested
- Anti-friction roller keeper
- Current draw: 230 mA/12 VDC; 140 mA/28 VDC (440 mA/12 VAC; 230 mA/28 VAC)
- Dimensions : 9 1/8” x 1 9/16” x 13/16” (1 3/16”)
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Product Subgroup:
- Electric Strikes
- Product Type:
- Electric Strike Parts and Accessories
- Subcategory:
- Electric Strike Parts and Accessories
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Electronic:
- Yes
- Product Category:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Department:
- Door Hardware
ROFU 2460 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the ROFU 2460 electric strike work with a rim exit device?
That's exactly what the 2460 is built for. It's a partial surface mount electric strike made for doors with rim exit devices, and it accommodates an 11/16 inch (17 mm) latchbolt. If your rim device's pullman latch falls outside that, the strike won't capture it properly.
2) Is the ROFU 2460 strike handed, or do I need to specify left or right hand?
No handing to specify. The 2460 is non-handed and fully reversible, so one part number covers both swings. That's useful if you're standardizing a building and don't want to stock two SKUs.
3) Can the ROFU 2460 be set to fail safe or fail secure in the field?
Both, and you switch it on site. The 2460 reverses easily between fail-safe and fail-secure, so you can order one strike and decide at install whether the door unlocks or stays locked on power loss. Egress doors on a fire alarm interface usually get fail-safe; a secured exterior opening usually gets fail-secure.
4) What voltage does the ROFU 2460 electric strike run on, and how much current does it draw?
It operates on 12 to 28 VDC or VAC, so it drops onto most access control power supplies without a separate transformer. Current draw is 230 mA at 12 VDC and 140 mA at 28 VDC; on AC it's 440 mA at 12 VAC and 230 mA at 28 VAC. Size your supply off the AC figures if you're running it that way, since they're roughly double.
5) Does the ROFU 2460 report door and latch status back to the access control panel?
Latch and lock status monitoring is standard on the 2460, not an added suffix. You get the monitoring outputs on every unit, so the panel can tell you whether the latch is actually seated and whether the strike is locked. If your integrator is auditing forced-entry or door-ajar events, you don't need to order anything extra.
6) How much room do I need on the frame to mount a ROFU 2460 strike?
The body measures 9 1/8 x 1 9/16 x 13/16 inches, with a 1 3/16 inch depth dimension also given. Because it's a partial surface mount, only part of the body is let into the frame and the rest sits proud, so you don't need a full-depth cutout the way a fully mortised strike demands. Check the 9 1/8 inch run against your frame's clear height between stops before you cut.
7) What is a cross-brand alternative to the ROFU 2460 electric strike that also switches between fail safe and fail secure in the field?
The Adams Rite 7400A Series Ultraline electric strike body kit is field selectable between fail safe and fail secure operation, the same reversible arrangement the ROFU 2460 uses, so a door that needs the mode decided at install rather than at order time can be served by either. The ROFU 2460 is a partial surface mount strike built for rim exit devices, with latch and lock status monitoring standard and 12 to 28 VDC/VAC operation. Confirm the 7400A body kit suits the device on your door before swapping, since the ROFU 2460 is dimensioned around a rim exit latch at 11/16 inch.
8) Should I use a rim-mount electric strike or a cylindrical/mortise lock strike?
It comes down to what's on the door. A rim strike like the 2460 mounts to the face of the frame stop and catches the pullman latch of a rim exit device, which is the standard setup on an exit-device opening. If your door has a cylindrical lockset or a mortise lock, you need a strike cut for that lock's latch and faceplate instead; the 2460 won't take it. For a field-selectable strike on aluminum stile and rail doors, the Adams Rite 7400A Series Ultraline body kit is the other route, also with field selectable fail safe/fail secure.
9) Is the ROFU 2460 fire rated for a labeled door opening?
For a labeled fire door, a field-reversible strike is the wrong starting point. Fail-safe operation releases the latch on power loss, which a fire opening generally cannot allow, and the Adams Rite 7400A Series body kit is likewise recorded as not fire rated. On a labeled opening, specify a strike that carries a fire label for that door type and keep it fail-secure.
10) Can I use the ROFU 2460 on a fire rated opening, or is the Adams Rite 7400A the one to specify there?
The Adams Rite 7400A Series Ultraline electric strike body kit carries a fire rating of No, so it is not the answer for a labeled opening either. Neither part should be selected on the assumption that it carries a fire label; for a fire rated door, specify a strike whose label matches the door and frame assembly. Where the opening is not fire rated, the ROFU 2460 gives you a partial surface mount strike for rim exit devices with 1500 lbs static strength and 1,000,000 cycle endurance testing.
11) Is a Trine 4800-SS or 4850-SS spacer plate a substitute for a ROFU 2460 strike?
No. The Trine 4800-SS is a 1/8 inch spacer plate for 4800 Series electric strikes and the Trine 4850-SS is a 1/4 inch spacer plate for 4800 Series electric strikes; both are shim plates that adjust an existing Trine strike in its prep, not strikes in their own right. The ROFU 2460 is the strike itself, a partial surface mount unit for rim exit devices with latch and lock monitoring and an anti-friction roller keeper. If you are ordering a replacement for a door that currently has no working strike, a spacer plate will not do the job.
12) Will an electric strike like the ROFU 2460 wear out the latch on a door that gets constant use?
The 2460 uses an anti-friction roller keeper, so the latch rolls into the keeper rather than dragging across it. On a high-cycle opening that's what keeps the latch face and the keeper from galling, and it pairs with the million-cycle endurance rating. Zinc alloy body in a black finish.
13) Can I use a spacer plate or shim to make the ROFU 2460 line up with my door latch?
Spacer plates are series-specific, so a shim made for one manufacturer's strike body won't index onto another. Trine, for example, sells a 4800-SS 1/8 inch spacer plate and a 4850-SS 1/4 inch spacer plate, and both are cut for 4800 Series strikes. With the 2460, set your alignment with the partial surface mount body itself against the frame rather than expecting to stack shims made for a different family.
14) I found a Trine 4800-AK accessories kit and a 4850-ITL installation tool while shopping electric strikes. Do those work with a ROFU 2460?
They are Trine 4800 and 4850 series items, not ROFU parts. The Trine 4800-AK is an accessories kit for the 4800 series and the Trine 4850-ITL is an installation tool for 4850 Series electric strikes, both intended to support a Trine strike already in the frame. The ROFU 2460 is a partial surface mount strike sized at 9 1/8 by 1 9/16 by 13/16 inch and reversible between fail safe and fail secure without added hardware, so order it as the strike and keep the Trine accessories with a Trine body.
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